NPR |
Scientist-developed malware covertly jumps air gaps using inaudible sound
Wired.co.uk The hurdles of implementing covert acoustical networking are high enough that few malware developers are likely to add it to their offerings anytime soon. Still, the requirements are modest when measured against the capabilities of Stuxnet, Flame, and … Scientists prove ultrasound-whispering malware concept |
|
Malware Alert: Is 'BadBIOS' Rootkit Jumping Air Gaps?
InformationWeek But does Ruiu's analysis of the BIOS malware — which has been described by some commentators as being more advanced than Stuxnet or Flame — hold water? "I'm not sure what to make of this. When I first read it, I thought it was a hoax," said Bruce … |
A review of that found “high-risk gaps” at various University of Texas System campuses prompted the governing board on Thursday to allocate $34.9 million in endowment funds for improvements. The money will pay for equipment, software, and …
Read more
NASA’s internal computer network is full of holes and is extremely vulnerable to an external cyberattack, an audit by the agency’s Office of the Inspector General has found. Even worse, it appears that several of the vulnerabilities were known about for …
Read more